These are my current findings:There is no sure-fire way to spawn an Esperanto. You can only hope to improve your chances of getting it to appear. Still this is not a sure-fire way to get an Esperanto to appear.

The next best thing to do to increase your odds of spawning one is to steal taxi or a mid-quality car and get the lower- and mid-quality cars to appear. The following vehicles are the specific ones you will want to steal to increase the chances of an Esperanto spawning:Virgo or Idaho. These two cars, especially the Virgo tend to bring them out.

Drive it around Washington Beach and Ocean Beach. Downtown and around the Airport seem to be a good places to go too. The edge of Little Havana near Downtown is kind of good, but too deep and they seem to disappear.

Despite the Remington being a lowrider, the Esperanto was not. The Esperanto is based on a Cadillac Eldorado , more specifically the and models judging by the taillights. However, the vehicle has received significant changes throughout its appearances in these games. The GTA Vice City rendition as well as the GTA Vice City Stories rendition received a major retouch with the vehicle featuring a more angular body design, detailed fascia and rear fin that slant forward.

The GTA San Andreas Esperanto is essentially similar in design as that of GTA Vice City , but noticeably sports differences in the rear, with its tailfin-based taillights reduced in height implying they are now part of the rear bumper and its rear license plate relocated from the trunk lid to the bumper.

Similarly, the GTA Advance rendition maintains much of the physical traits of previous Esperanto's as seen from the top down. Very early models of the possible Esparanto was more detailed, it had a brown vinyl roof and there were bigger resemblance to a real Cadillac from seventies. The beta Esperanto was also intended to feature hydraulics, but the feature was dropped in the final release. This feature was passed to the Yardie Lobo , however. For the HD Universe, the design was completely changed.

Rather than being a large two-door coupe, the new car is a mid-sized four-door sedan. Its styling inspiration appears to be a pastiche of common earlys mid-size American car styling.

The bumpers, sides especially the wheel arches, side cladding, the slight kink behind the rear window, and the shape of the rear window and bustle-back styling are based on the 7th generation Lincoln Continental. The grille and headlights are similar to a Chevrolet Malibu and the taillights are extremely similar to those on a 7th generation Pontiac Bonneville. The combined look seems to emulate a second generation 2nd generation Cadillac Seville.

In game, the vehicle shares its interior with the Emperor , meaning its dashboard is very similar to the Pontiac Bonneville that inspires the taillights. Although performance aspects vary slightly between games for this vehicle, acceleration and speed are generally quite satisfying with the rear-drive V8 or I6 depending on the game powertrain. The one common problem with the Esperanto, however, is its notoriously bad brakes - a problem that is only exacerbated by the vehicle's weight.

When traveling at high speed, it takes some time to bring the vehicle to a stop which, besides often causing minor accidents, becomes a potentially fatal problem in GTA III , where Claude is unable to jump from a moving vehicle, exposing him to serious danger in a fast-moving Esperanto about to explode.

The car's handling is highly responsive, but again, the vehicle's size and weight cause problems, predisposing it to two-wheeling and loss of control when overcompensating for a swerve at high speeds. However, its huge mass absorbs damage quite well, making it a good vehicle for ramming smaller ones and even comparably sized ones off the road.

Usually using the handbrake with this car is more effective than using the main braking system. The Esperanto is powered by a relatively lazy-feeling V6 engine, which is paired with a 5 speed gearbox. Overall, it is rather slow and dreary, in that acceleration is very poor and top speed is not very high. Whenever I am looking for a specific car, I usually get on a PCJ or a Sanchez, dont know why, but they seem to spawn all different makes of cars.

Hope this helps. User Info: snool Other Answers. Look mate they are everywhere. User Info: gazman The best way to spawn one is to already be driving one, since driving a certain vehicle will spawn lots of similiar vehicles, especially the one you're driving. Still this is not a sure-fire way to get an Esperanto to appear.

The next best thing to do to increase your odds of spawning one is to steal taxi or a mid-quality car and get the lower- and mid-quality cars to appear. The following vehicles are the specific ones you will want to steal to increase the chances of an Esperanto spawning: Virgo or Idaho. These two cars, especially the Virgo tend to bring them out. Drive it around Washington Beach and Ocean Beach. Downtown and around the Airport seem to be a good places to go too.

The edge of Little Havana near Downtown is kind of good, but too deep and they seem to disappear. Driving a sports car, especially on Star Fish Island, seems to make the Esperanto scarce. If you don't find an Esperanto soon, get out and steal another similar type car or Taxi, drive for a minute, hop out and steal another, then drive it around for a minute and repeat the process. This seems to work well to get the Esperantos out.